Subject: All Ford's and Chevy's must go

From: Fall Dealership Blowout <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 25 Sep 2014 16:23:34 -0700

The Big 3 wants you to ride for less
Ford - GM - Chrysler
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like the tables, chairs, the wonderful wooden coolers and the old pot belly stove.

It's rustic, filled with charm and the real deal without the kitsch. Buy some goodies, stretch your legs and strike up a friendly conversation and then it's back you go on amazing Route 100 restored to your new 

The waitress brought over a plate with two popovers on them. 
Yes, I said popovers. Popovers as in the American hollow roll derived originally from Yorkshire pudding. As in Yorkshire England not Dalat Vietnam.

The waitress said they were something new they were thinking of adding to the menu and for now they were on the house.
Now don't get me wrong, I like a well-made popover as much as the next person. Just not when I'm in an Asian restaurant...but whatever, we're an open-minded duo. Popovers it was. 

We returned to contemplating the menu. We struggled with it.

Overall, it was an odd menu with an assortment of offerings that just didn't seem to 

the woody station wagon, 7 kids in tow. Something for everyone here.
He says it used to be a fairly small store but now it's enormous. 

You can liken it to L.L. Bean but unlike Bean this store is the only one. You've got to come to Maine to see it. 

The clothing sold here isn't haute couture but the kind of clothing that makes sense no matter the season in Maine. Think: warms coats, jackets, foul-weather gear, water-proof shoes and sensible boots, wool socks and silk underthings.  

The place is filled with all kinds of handy items if you're a camper, backpacker, boater, kayaker or any kind of sports person.

Checking out the tents on this last visit has inspired me to convince my husband that we need to resurrect our own tent and plan a camping weekend.

You can find a nice selection of wool Pendleton blankets too. 
There is a section where you can find &quot;Made In Maine&quot; things like blueberry this or that and maple syrup and maple candy.

I was very happy to see they had a tower of balsalm needle-filled pillows.